1. January 10, 2019 Learning Questions What am I learning today?
South Africa & Apartheid
What am I going to do to learn?
Play a game – Board Race
How will I show what I know?
Compete with my team to show we learned the most about South Africa & Apartheid
Warm-Up #
Clear your desk once you're done & sit quietly
Tools
Pencil
Warm-up worksheet

2. BOARD RACE How to play: Divide into two teams
One representative from each team comes to the board to answer a question. The first person to write the correct answer (legibly) on the board wins a point for his/her team
The catch: the student at the board only gets one chance
If both representatives miss the question, one person from the audience with a raised hand will get to answer
Whichever team has the most points at the end of class wins (sorry, no prizes – just bragging rights)
Each representative that gets a correct answer can have a piece of candy from the front

3. Name three (3) natural resources from South Africa
Cotton, fruit, peanuts, tobacco, vegetables, vineyards, grains, sugarcane, livestock, coal, gold

4. What's the word?
A penalty for disobeying (typically economic penalties place on countries to get them to change something.
Sanction

5. He was the white President of South Africa from 1989-1994
Who is it?
He was the white President of South Africa from
F.W. deKlerk

6. The National Party (Afrikaners) takes power
What came first?
The National Party (Afrikaners) takes power
The Africa National Congress (ANC) formed to get equal rights
The African National Congress (ANC) formed to get equal rights for non-white people (mainly black people) in South Africa

7. Name two(2) industries in South Africa
Diamonds, manufacturing, mining, farming

8. Name two ways you can be ready to learn every day
Diamonds, manufacturing, mining, farming

9. What's the word?
The refusal to have dealings with (a person, a store, an organization) usually to express disapproval or to force acceptance of certain conditions
Boycott

10. Who is it?
Anti-Apartheid activist who went on to become the first black President of Africa
Mandela

11. To stop work in order to force someone to comply with demands
What's the word?
To stop work in order to force someone to comply with demands
Strike

12. ANC unbanned and Mandela released from prison
What came first?
ANC unbanned and Mandela released from prison
Land Act passed, preventing South Africans from buying land outside of the homelands
ANC unbanned and Mandela released from prison

13. Unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power
What's the word?
Unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power
Oppression

14. Where are the homelands located in relation to the natural resources?
Mainly outside of where the natural resources are located

15. To restore friendship or harmony
What's the word?
To restore friendship or harmony
Reconciliation

16. Name two ways you can respect your classmates every day
Reconciliation

17. Who is it?
White descendants of original Dutch settlers who took control of South Africa
Afrikaners

18. 70 black protesters killed at Sharpeville and ANC banned
What came first?
70 black protesters killed at Sharpeville and ANC banned
Mandela sentenced to life imprisonment
70 black protesters killed at Sharpeville and ANC banned

19. What's the word?
Sympathy or indulgence for beliefs or practices differing from or conflicting with one's own
Tolerance

20. What prevented non-white people from making a living in the homelands?
A lack of natural resources in the homelands, so they could not easily produce goods

21. What's the word?
Refusal to obey governmental demands or commands especially as a nonviolent and usually collect means of forcing concessions from the government
Civil disobedience

22. Who is it?
Leader of Indian independence movement against the British – used nonviolence and inspired Mandela to use nonviolence
Mohandas Ghandi

23. To forbid or prevent from doing something
What's the word?
To forbid or prevent from doing something
Prohibit

24. Mandela leads the sabotage attacks of the ANC
What came first?
Mandela leads the sabotage attacks of the ANC
Group Areas Act passed that separates white people & non-white people
70 black protesters killed at Sharpeville and ANC banned

25. Why did the white Afrikaner government purposefully set up the homelands away from natural resources?
To keep the non-white South Africans poor so they would be powerless against Apartheid

26. What's the word?
People from one nation who take over and colonize another nation (usually for economic benefit)
Imperialists

27. Who is it?
Group of black South Africans whose goal was to have equal rights for everyone
African National Congress

28. ANC wins first non-racial and equal elections
What came first?
ANC wins first non-racial and equal elections
deKlerk repeals (takes away) remaining Apartheid laws
deKlerk repeals remaining Apartheid laws

29. What's the word?
Destructive or obstructive action carried out by a civilian or enemy agent to hurt a nation
Sabotage

30. January 10, 2019 Homework & Reminders
Study Africa History Notes and Apartheid Station Charts
Africa History Study Guide due Tuesday January 15
African History & Culture Test Wednesday, January 16